The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 4Hearst's international library Company, 1914 |
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Page ix
... I breathe to tell a pleasing tale ? Must Constance speak ? Let tears prevent her talk . Must I discourse ? Let Dido sigh , and say cially Faulconbridge , whose character Shakespeare has ren- dered consistent ix OF KING JOHN Preface.
... I breathe to tell a pleasing tale ? Must Constance speak ? Let tears prevent her talk . Must I discourse ? Let Dido sigh , and say cially Faulconbridge , whose character Shakespeare has ren- dered consistent ix OF KING JOHN Preface.
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... speak the tongue that Shakespeare spake . " So that the Poet's King John , viewed thus in connection with the model after which it was framed , yields a most forcible instance and proof of his universality . He fol- lows his guide in ...
... speak the tongue that Shakespeare spake . " So that the Poet's King John , viewed thus in connection with the model after which it was framed , yields a most forcible instance and proof of his universality . He fol- lows his guide in ...
Page xxv
... speak , of the author's genius . " In King John , ” says that accomplished scholar and critic , " the political and warlike events are dressed out with solemn pomp , for the very rea- son that they have little of true grandeur . The ...
... speak , of the author's genius . " In King John , ” says that accomplished scholar and critic , " the political and warlike events are dressed out with solemn pomp , for the very rea- son that they have little of true grandeur . The ...
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... speak more cor- rectly , the extraordinary development of sensibility and imagination , which lends to the character its rich poetical coloring , leaves the other qualities comparatively subordi- nate . Hence it is that the whole ...
... speak more cor- rectly , the extraordinary development of sensibility and imagination , which lends to the character its rich poetical coloring , leaves the other qualities comparatively subordi- nate . Hence it is that the whole ...
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... speak the truth to all , and he says it with that overflowing wealth of hu- mor , which , according to Shakspeare's psychology , is gen- erally at the command of minds in a truly vigorous and healthy state . This humor - which does not ...
... speak the truth to all , and he says it with that overflowing wealth of hu- mor , which , according to Shakspeare's psychology , is gen- erally at the command of minds in a truly vigorous and healthy state . This humor - which does not ...
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